’ ,, waslost- bynrising VIII? of thInty tn
mi: tars In lIlSliAPS IlliI
TIE IIIIlEll suitor THE awn.
no Illclrlc LIgIIt tinting Adjourns Without
' Min My Action on tho Question - llos~
till! Against the East Avenue Church.
M Norwalk proph- will ('Iillllllllt' to
Win tho dark. tlIII IIII-cting lII-ld at
thenchaol lionstiI last night to I-onsiIlIIr
W Mintmtluction of clot-trio lights. hay,
MfiionrnI-d without taking any :III-
fiction tho suhju-t. .\hout titty “'t’l'l'
mt. Jfllllt'a L. Hoyt pI'IIsiIlIId. and
after the rI-udingol' tlII I'all lry 1'}. ll.
, Gumbnrt, clI-rk of IhII tlrI~ district. III-r—
man Thello askI-d that sumo IInI- I-x-
plain what was wantml. William War-
den rosponcd, saying that llt: had IIirI-II-
1M the petition at tln- rcquIIst of Mitlll‘
of the largest propIIrty-IIwnI-rs in orIlIIr
. to get the peoplo togcthcr in IIrdI-r to as-
’ (attain how thI‘Iy fIIlt aIIout llll' matlcr.
Thachair thought sona- motion should
be made in order that tho IluIIstiou
might bedist'ussod intelligently. Sona-
one made a motion to adjourn. hut this
nineteen. Francis S. (.‘IInlIIytlIIIn nIadI-
mutation that East Not-w Ilk haw ('lt"(‘
trio lights, uct‘ordirrig to tilt‘ call. and
that: n comnuttco be, appointII d to asI-II r-
tttln what they cost. MI. 'l‘hIIilI- ottIIII d
an amendment that tho IIomnIittIItI (‘Illl~
silt of three to sw what I-ach light
would cost and how many would bI- suf-
ficient: to propIIrly light East Norwalk
without a too heavy tax. .\I r. Warden
told what the lights cost in South Nor»
. walk and Norwalk. .\lr. .\lains said it
would beinipossilIlI- III gm lights from
rhetormcrplat'c. H. S. NaphI-y thought
that; sidewalks wwo llI‘t'tlt'll IIIIIrI- than
lights. but if thII lights Would till thI- \‘a—
cent houses on tho East Shiv. hI- tllIIngrlIt
they had better have thorn. .\Ir. ’l‘hI-ilI
believed thc lights Would do lllIIl'I‘ good
than sidewalks, as many would not lay
walks. Mr. WardIIn thought thI~ lights.
few ormany. Would III :: luau-lit. 'l‘hII
question on tho amI-IIIlmI-m was IhI-n
called for and was lost. as was also tho
vote on the original motion. TlIII Int-ct-
ing than adjournI-Il. having IIIII-II in \l's-
s‘ion less than half an hour.
The hostility of sum.»
writing in onI- of Mir local paw-rs,
against tllllllltt'l‘l'sts IIl‘ tllI' l‘iust ;\\’t~-
mm Methodist Episcopal church. has.
I’ltmbtlcss arisIIn from a partial know
ledge of the farts. or in III! :I too l’.\I'lll-
siyc study of tho I)l1l('l'\\‘ltl'iilll,',:fi of ”IF
church. TlII- party or partiI-s may know
much about thII IIIattI-r. hut lllt'l't‘
some important things which thI-y do
not know. Ilonco. llll‘ artiI-lII l‘t‘ll't'l'l't'tl
to is misleading and dangI-rous. 'l‘lIII
storm of DIICI-nilwr 130th was out: of M.
traordinary \'lt)lt'll(‘t‘. I-rIusing thousands
of dollars of loss throughout )3va ling-
land. Thcfallingot' thII East .\W‘lllll‘
Methodist Episcopal I‘lllll‘I‘ll I‘llllllllt‘)’ is
but one of the many in tho long list of
casualticé; whit-h IIIII'Iu-cd on that night.
The sentiment of tho llll'lllllt‘l'h' IIl’ thr-
churchest‘four household," is praise to
God that tho calamity is no worse. The
, repairs in the t‘IudiI-nt-II room :IrII com-
plete and serviccs will llt‘ hold at tlIII
East avenue church tomorrow as usual.
In the morning: Rev. .\. J. Smith will
occupy the pulpit In tlII I-xI-ning Rex.
Charles Benedict will pr: :II 11 from "Tllt‘
Attractivcness of t' hrist as
unknown hand
:tl't'
Miss Florence .\isthorpo. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alhcrt II]. .\isthorpc.
visiting an aunt in YonkIII-s.
Miss Minnie Bell. of (oi:-
returned to Patchogut . L. 1..
her duties as teacher.
is
li‘cct. has
to rosumo
Rev. Mr. Kgclinan, of NI-w York. will
preach in the Swedish (.‘onm‘r-gational
church tomorrow. . ..
Miss Hattie Bartcan. of B:~llport', in
visiting her sister. Mrs. John L‘Hontmc-
(lieu. -
The mill pond is frozen IIVI‘I‘ solidly.
and many are enjoying tln- rim» skat-
ing.
I
Official Ink for Public Records.
State Secretary Mowry and tho I-lIIrks
in his office have completed sending hill
the supply of the state official ink.
‘Pomeroy Mono-Chroit‘ fluid. It is a
’ bluish tint but dries a rlIII-p black and is,
indelible to the extent of not sprI-ading
‘* under the action of watcrpouI-I-Il on thII'
paper. A supply of the ink has lit‘t‘ll
sent to each public official for tho on
public records. It is gunrantI-I-Il not to
fade.
To Advertisers!
Changes cannot llt.‘ guah
\ antced thI-‘same day copy
is handed in. livery rca‘
sortable el't'ort will ht“ "maidc
to aComnIorlatI- patrons,
but channgs (imllnt bu in-,
sisted upon as él right on;
less copy is sent in hr 3
o'clock in tlic ztftt'rnoon of
the day before change is
rim or all in Learning PoverletInt u. s. new: ”at
Royal Inn
Shellield McKeever.
liI-I-vnIIIIII L'l. at Tampa. l‘lorida. at
thIIrIIsidIIIII-II of Mrs. I). 1". RIIIldiI'k,
.\liria .\lllutlc l‘i. MI'KIII'I‘I-r. lllt‘ pt'I-tty
and :lt't'lllll|illt~lll‘ll duuglttcrof Mr. and
Mrs. .IIIti' Alt-KIIMIII‘, IIl’ (IainI-srillc.
was nIaniI-Il to (IIIoIgI- .\. SlIIItliI-III.II
largo IattlII IlIalIr and humor. whosII
n- 'illll' now is at St. l’I.tI-IsIInI,-,z. ltIIr . W.
W. l)t’lli||‘l olllt'iatIId. 'l‘lIt‘ happy
I-ouplI- \rI-nt iIunIIIdiaII-Iy to Ht. l’IIII-rs-
hum.I to witness the “'t‘t‘tllllf: of II I-IIIIsitI
of Mr. SlitIIIlIIld. lllI'IlI’t‘ to Atlanta.
\\'llt'l't‘ thI-y spcnt llll‘ holidays. ’l‘hc
lIriIlII. who is a wry Instiniahh-young.I
lady, formcrly a l‘t‘HlIlI‘Ill of South No1”
walk. has tho hI-st wishI-s of a ltIrgII'
I-irI-II- ot‘ friIInds lII'l'I‘ t‘or ilt‘l‘ t'IIrtanI
happiness.
-.-.. .4-.. ..
For Sale by
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER AND REM.
ESTATE AGENT. _
Ir: WALL STREET. NI.)R\V.\LK. ("I‘.
Two or Three Good Homes.
III-st I-lmnI-Ie to got :1 home on wry
I-usy tI'rnH,
'TA'VLo‘R & GbLVDE‘Ni,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk.
l’I r\llll‘l lookinu for II lot. or hon I and
lot w ith thI-' V'll w of plum Itnsmg, Illl' imit-
I-Il to I .III and II \: ”now our list \\ II II: lH‘
”II III for Mult’ in Mr I v part of thI~ city at
rI-IIsIInahlI- [)I‘II‘I'I'I and on may terms.
:III ‘.‘II tt‘
0.. II. HARVEV'S
City Employment Agency.
7" North Main Htrvet. South Norwalk.
I.IIIliI-s and uI-IIIII-men duslrlIIJ first I-':I.~~
lII Ip in nm IIIptII lI\ I an IIII' ntn thcmuio I.“
.\III DI z'\ I‘ It. I \ III LIIII :'Il»II\II IILII my: aim those
,wiul: in: oosliionm IltlIIr IIIIIII or trnmltu um
acI urn em Iloy ”III III.
“I .'2\Nll‘l) IMIHEDIAT RI. \
\oung; III II III. III ye. lbs of ago ’1 I llllr‘l mold
to II chi: II of 2 \uIIIs. Good positton
to Ii: ht party
Position as 2-» :Imstr-- --I m... -mpani IIII III I IIIII:
Illso pcsition «s house-bump I In IIIIlInu-r‘s
IIIIniII. um (‘lnrs rI tar. n n- II‘IIIII-l Imam pru-
‘:"ll'lllln lllll I.Ir. III sulnrv.
I. ll. IIAIIV E\. ll: ll‘\t') I‘s'hnutsiorv
To North Main strI-I t l~outh \‘oruuulk.
MWTELYI PURE
H; -_. .._..... ._.-.._1'.!
Enterprising Advertisers.
M. H. (Iltn't‘l‘ ilullnllllII's 1| spI‘I'lIli
January sIIlII of patron IIIalIIIIr and rus-
sIIt goods. that must III-
of cost. at his dIInIIIII shru- still‘t‘. ill and
5'! Wall strIa-t.
A gIInI-I‘al rIIduI-IIIIII iuall III-parIInI-nts
of W. h“. HIIII'tI-rant‘s tar-I‘anIIIIl lIaII'IIaIII
housII's. will hold sway during [ill' on I.
III-ginning January iiih.
sold I‘I';.II‘IllI'.~~I
'l‘lIII Norwalk IIIIsIIIII ‘llll't‘ Is l'll‘illllllK
up odds and rods for It My days. prIIpalI
:IIIIry III takingiIII‘I-ntory. IIIIIi isIItl'IIrI
int: bargains in all III-partnuIIIIs. sIIIIIII
goods Irving IIuIrkI-Il at just hall‘ |JI'II't'.
..1 —
South Norwalk Savings Bank.
IN l'l‘litl-I‘i'l‘ NI)'l'I('lII.
Sorrn .\‘IIItII'AIJI', ('IIIIII.. I)III-. ':-I, lam.
:‘l'lllllr‘l'llllfllil lllt‘ IIIIIIIIIuIIrI of thin
linnkJII-ltllhm dIIII-. ll lllVlllI‘nIl III .1...
positoi-I of iIItI-rt-sI at tho “"0 . I {our pI-r
cent. per “hull!" was IlII-IanIII for NI» six
IIIIItIthIt-IIIIIIIu dilution 1, NM, payable
and alter January III, will. ltIII-rIIsI not
drawn will hu l'rt‘llill‘ll Io III-I-IIIIIIIII and
draw intIIrI-st trotn January |, lszui.
.II)!!.\' II. KNAI’I', 'l‘rI-asan-r.
j:l t.‘w
l lfi'l‘ltli‘TIIlI‘ Nillll'I‘.-\I.l\’, us. Hill»
I“ ll? I‘Iil'tl'l‘. Jan. '3. .\. II. IWI’I.
lislnIIIIIf .\lIIry III. III‘adlI-y. lIIIeIII Nor-
“'Illh, in mid IlistrIrr, llt'l l‘fl‘t‘ll.
’I‘hI- (‘ourt III' l’rnlmtc for tho district of
Norwalk. lIIIlII limiIIIIl and :IllIIw'I-d sit
IIIIIIIllIII IrIIIII thI- IL'III- lIIIrI'IIl I-Ir tIII- I-rIId
Itorsi of said IIslniI- to t'\llll)lh their I~lIIiIns
tor RI'llll'lllt’lll. Thus; .I \\ ho ncglI-I-I to
prim-lit tlIII' II' :II I IItInIII proporly tIIlI- IstI‘d.
within said limo, “ill IIII III- IInrrI-Il n rt--
Hm I y \H pi r-om him Mr -II to said N
Into an rI-I,III--tI~Il to "who IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-
pzu'IItI-III III l"li.\ .\'(.'II25 l". “HADLEY.
ji to l. .\dminisIraIrn.
AFALL IN SILVER
r“: -I,~~‘I
4:,
, ll: I‘lll. 'Nil silII-I Inn
3', IlIiIsIIIrrI-spIIIIllnx
4Y4 lv‘ II-ss in ptrI'II :IlIIl
. you I III not I »IlII\'
n ‘ :II‘tII'lIIs‘ IllI‘IIiI‘lIlIillll
w III t-I :Ii :Il IigIII‘I-s
\I‘liiI'li would hurt-
vii“; tlII- llIIi.IlIIy~.IIIolI:IIa
\0Illl' In ..I II» do \\ till I‘m III «In-awn} [Il‘lt'l‘
{ \
.‘I""lll~ilt‘ll your par
I-nts. 'l'!IIIII.I~-IIII:II!
IlllIllllIII' i~ IIIIlI-IItIIt ilIll‘ than II’IW
:IiailIIIIII-sI-lfot lI.'=_II IiIIs. I'IirmIIIIII.
ONE LOW PRICE FOR ALL! ?
I'IIll and sIII- how lar your mom-5' will LU).
Wins! l'rm's.
HOYT’S
Jewelery and Optical Stare,
‘III WI hm! ::II»n .\llI'.I
Tito Loading Cry Goad: Store
TRISTRAM &' HYATT!
2 Gazette Building.
What Clifford Hayes Is Doing
AT THE
Star Market!
He II selling the BEST MEATS the Market nfl’ordc.
He In giving the Best Service possible.
He Is selling .trlotly for CASH.
He II selling Mont cheaper than It was ever sold In
- South Norwalk.
NORWALK, CONN.E
i
»
Special Sale ‘
CLOAKS AND
FUR CAPES
We will commcncc on Saturday, De—
cember 28th, aSpecial Sale of Cloaks and
Fur Capes. Tlicsc goods are part of the
Stock of the firm of Day, Callahan It 00.,
who have hecnrobligcd to close their busi-
ness and their stock for Whatever it would
bring. They are all new goods made with
in the last few weeks and the prices which
they can he houglii at would not cover the
cost to mako
This is an opportunity which any one who;
hasnot bought a garment this season cannot:
{mold to miss. .
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
Norwalk, Conn.
CONTINUED FOR ANOTHER WEEK!
. GREAT
ANKRUPT SALE
0. H. Harvey’s” Entire Stock
, $8000 WbRTH OF 2
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
Which MUfit be Closed out.
Sale Commencéfiyat I0 o’clock,
Monday, Deoeihber ‘23, I895.
Everything willbe Sold at " w * .
Less than Half CoSt
An Immense Stock to Select From.
+ N0 SUCH BARGAINS ,. »
Ever Offered in Norwalk Before.
ome Early
,UNDERWEAR!
READ HIS PRICES.
and you will lbt‘ I'IIilVillt‘I‘Il that It Is tho- plal't‘ to n‘It‘IHI your mom-v
llt"l tiirloln Stunt. HI' III
Itouud Steals. IUI' ll»
Shoulder Steak, Ii“ It»
Nrt'sill l'ork, t'lItIp‘ or “mini.
Fresh “NIH, M: II.
Sausage,
Snmkcd ”Mun, III II»
la-Igu of Mutton, lIII- It»
.’- lhs. lIrI-ak'nxt llfll'IIll, .IIIII
l'latII or BrtIIIIuit oI III-III, {rush III ~I'Ill, 4,. III
I? IIIII. Extra Salt. l'ork, :Ion
I‘lloicc Country Chickens,
ChoiceI Country 'l'urkoyn,
THE-STAR-MARKET,
Corner South Main and Haviland Streets.
- - - Manager.
CLIFFORD HAYES,
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT!
Always at the Front!
As tlII hurry and hlustcr o: tlII. llolidu Seas »II has passed, we arr
{.Illing' til the line of regular business.
\\ c are otlcring
Sputial IuduCcments in :“my dcpartincnt.
.\ladc. Laid and lined, 39G.
lhc Best and I trading .\lakcs
ot lngrain Carpets at 60c-
700, 750, 850.
lupus 'iCS.
Moquettest
‘lIJlll
\‘,'.I with"
mentof
FURNITURE!
at the: Lowest Prices cycr nnmed.
I:;»I3'i tilt" scztson a large and handsonn: :IssIIrt
HOS! E RY !
Notions and Dino-prim.
'(iIsIds :I SpIIIIialIy.
SCOFIELD 8: HOVT,
98 Washington Street, 50. Norwalk, Ct.
c...._
III l'ndcr-
it cannot lw- (IxtrI-llI-Ilf
I'IxaminI- our stark
wIIar.
Dress
Déw
0T
83 Washington St,
0
O
«501%
SHOE LSTORE OPEN TILL |y0 !’0 CLOCK
EVERY NIGHT.
desired.
50. NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler